Question 1

How many days does the Argentina Triangle tour last?

Accepted Answer

The Argentina Triangle is a 10-day, 9-night program that starts and ends in Buenos Aires and visits three destinations: Buenos Aires, Iguazú Falls and Bariloche, in Northern Patagonia.

Question 2

What is the day-by-day itinerary of the Argentina Triangle tour?

Accepted Answer

Day 1: arrival in Buenos Aires and Argentine Dinner Experience. Day 2: flight to Iguazú and visit to the Brazilian side of the falls. Day 3: visit to the Argentinian side of the falls. Day 4: flight to Bariloche and free afternoon. Day 5: Small Circuit half-day city tour in Bariloche. Day 6: free day in Bariloche. Day 7: flight back to Buenos Aires and free afternoon. Day 8: Buenos Aires sightseeing and Dinner Tango Show at La Ventana. Day 9: free day in Buenos Aires. Day 10: transfer to the airport and end of services.

Question 3

What is included in the Argentina Triangle tour?

Accepted Answer

The tour includes 9 nights of accommodation (4 in Buenos Aires, 2 in Puerto Iguazú and 3 in Bariloche); all transfers from/to the airport in all destinations; visits to the Brazilian and Argentinian sides of Iguazú Falls with a Spanish/English-speaking guide; the Argentine Dinner Experience with transfers from/to the hotel; Buenos Aires sightseeing (3:00 to 3:30 hours) with a Spanish/English-speaking guide; the Dinner Tango Show at La Ventana with transfers from/to the show; the Small Circuit half-day city tour in Bariloche with a Spanish/English-speaking guide; and 9 breakfasts and 2 dinners.

Question 4

What is not included in the Argentina Triangle tour?

Accepted Answer

Flights are not included, neither international nor domestic. Optional activities are not included either: The Great Adventure boat trip in Iguazú, the Cerro Campanario chairlift, the Victoria Island and Myrtle Forest navigation, the Cerro Tronador and Ventisquero Negro excursion, rafting, trekking and the Full Day Ranch in San Antonio de Areco.

Question 5

Which flights do I need for the Argentina Triangle tour?

Accepted Answer

You need an international flight arriving in Buenos Aires on Day 1 and departing on Day 10, plus three domestic flights: Buenos Aires to Iguazú on Day 2, Iguazú to Bariloche on Day 4 (this route may connect in Buenos Aires) and Bariloche to Buenos Aires on Day 7. Flights are not included in the tour price.

Question 6

How much does the Argentina Triangle tour cost?

Accepted Answer

The Argentina Triangle starts from US$2,230 per person, based on double occupancy. Rates vary according to the travel date and the hotel category you choose.

Question 7

Can I start the Argentina Triangle tour on any date?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Argentina Triangle is an independent departure, so it can be done on any travel date you choose.

Question 8

Are transfers included in the Argentina Triangle tour?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All transfers from/to the airport in all destinations (Buenos Aires, Iguazú and Bariloche) are included, as well as the transfers from/to the hotel for the Argentine Dinner Experience and from/to the Dinner Tango Show at La Ventana.

Question 9

Which hotels are used on the Argentina Triangle tour?

Accepted Answer

The standard option uses 3-star hotels: Hotel Carles or similar in Buenos Aires (4 nights), Hotel Guamini Misión or similar in Puerto Iguazú (2 nights) and Hotel Concorde or similar in Bariloche (3 nights). A superior option is available with a supplement: Hotel Nuss or similar in Buenos Aires, Hotel La Reserva Virgin Lodge or similar in Puerto Iguazú and Hotel Nido de Cóndor or similar in Bariloche.

Question 10

Which meals are included in the Argentina Triangle tour?

Accepted Answer

The tour includes 9 breakfasts (Days 2 to 10) and 2 dinners: the Argentine Dinner Experience on Day 1 and the Dinner Tango Show at La Ventana on Day 8. Vegetarian, vegan and kosher options are available on request.

Question 11

¿Qué es la Experiencia de Cena Argentina del día 1?

Accepted Answer

Es una cena argentina de cinco pasos, la noche del día 1 en Buenos Aires, que incluye la preparación de empanadas, vino, mate y una clase de dulce de leche. Incluye traslados desde y hacia el hotel.

Question 12

What will I see at Iguazú Falls on the Argentina Triangle tour?

Accepted Answer

On Day 2, in the early afternoon, you visit the Brazilian side of the falls, with panoramic views and an elevator near Floriano Falls. On Day 3 you visit the Argentinian side, walking the Devil's Throat circuit, the Upper circuit and the Lower circuit. Both visits are guided by a Spanish/English-speaking guide.

Question 13

Do I need a visa to visit the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls?

Accepted Answer

The visit on Day 2 crosses into Brazil, so please confirm the current entry rules for your nationality with the Brazilian consulate before traveling.

Question 14

What does the Argentina Triangle tour include in Bariloche?

Accepted Answer

On Day 5 you take the Small Circuit, a half-day city tour with a Spanish/English-speaking guide along Avenida Exequiel Bustillo and Lake Nahuel Huapi, with stops at Cerro Campanario and the Llao Llao Peninsula and its historic hotel. The afternoon of Day 4 and all of Day 6 are free to explore Bariloche or take optional excursions.

Question 15

What does the Argentina Triangle tour include in Buenos Aires?

Accepted Answer

On Day 1 you enjoy the Argentine Dinner Experience. On Day 8 you take a half-day guided sightseeing tour (3:00 to 3:30 hours) with a Spanish/English-speaking guide that includes Plaza de Mayo and a walk through La Boca, and in the evening the Dinner Tango Show at La Ventana, with transfers. Day 9 is a free day.

Question 16

What optional activities can I add to the Argentina Triangle tour?

Accepted Answer

In Iguazú (Day 3): The Great Adventure, a jungle trek and boat trip up the Lower Iguazú gorge. In Bariloche (Days 5 and 6): the Cerro Campanario chairlift, the Victoria Island and Myrtle Forest navigation, the Cerro Tronador and Ventisquero Negro excursion, rafting and trekking. In Buenos Aires (Day 9): the Full Day Ranch in San Antonio de Areco. Optional activities are not included in the price.

Question 17

How much free time does the Argentina Triangle tour have?

Accepted Answer

There is free time on Day 1 after arrival in Buenos Aires, on the afternoon of Day 4 in Bariloche, all of Day 6 in Bariloche, the afternoon of Day 7 in Buenos Aires and all of Day 9 in Buenos Aires.

Question 18

In which languages is the Argentina Triangle tour guided?

Accepted Answer

The Argentina Triangle is guided in English and Spanish: the visits to Iguazú Falls, the Bariloche city tour and the Buenos Aires sightseeing are led by Spanish/English-speaking guides.

Question 19

How do I book the Argentina Triangle tour?

Accepted Answer

Use the Book now button on this page to reserve online, or send a question with Quick enquiry. You can also request a personalized itinerary, write to us on WhatsApp at +54 9 11 3098 9123, call +1 (305) 464 0203 or email hello@peopletravel.ar.

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Argentina Triangle: Buenos Aires, Iguazú Falls & Bariloche

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